Metroid Prime 4 is the best example of Switch 2's varied control capabilities, but you might want to work on your thighs
I distinctly remember the outcry when Metroid Prime was first revealed on the GameCube. "Metroid isn't a first-person shooter!" the people cried, comparing it to Xbox's Halo that released a year prior. Metroid Prime was a first-person adventure. It didn't need twin-stick controls. It had a lock-on instead! Read more


I distinctly remember the outcry when Metroid Prime was first revealed on the GameCube. "Metroid isn't a first-person shooter!" the people cried, comparing it to Xbox's Halo that released a year prior. Metroid Prime was a first-person adventure. It didn't need twin-stick controls. It had a lock-on instead!